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Artist Profile: Ivory Tower Project (ITP) is a new breed of ‘old school’ rockers. Music for those who love New Classic Rock. Webster’s definition of “Ivory Tower” is: a figurative place of mental withdrawal from reality.
Artist History: ITP was concieved by NY Metro songwriters: Johnny Jace & Mark Regula. NYC veteran guitarist: Tony Novarro was then recruited and it was Novarro and Regula (keyboards & vocals) that had formed the core of ITP. As band members left, they were replaced by the NY Metro area’s finest studio musicians that transcended Ivory Tower from being a band into a Project
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ITP's new CD: “Red Hot” was recently re-released in 2008 and has had rave reviews and air playon over 300 stations in 27 countries.
Guest Musicians: Ivan Elias: Bass (formerly with Patty Smyth & Scandal) Richie Cannata: Sax (formerly with Billy Joel) |
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| ITP Charts into the Top 30 Songs for 2006 |
| posted by: ITP |
posted: 21 Jan 2007 07:04 PM |
Independent recording artists: Ivory Tower Project's single: "Burning has charted #19 on internet radio station: WCH's Top 30 Songs for 2006.
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| ITP Included on a new compilation CD… |
| posted by: ITP |
posted: 22 Oct 2007 07:52 PM |
Internet radio station: Radio Gets Wild located in the United Kingdom has chosen Ivory Tower Project’s single; “Burning” from the EP: “Red Hot” to be included on the compilation CD: “Around the World in 60 Minutes” – Volume 1. This brings the current count for ITP to be included on 6 compilation CDs in 4 different countries. Please view the Discography page of this web site for more information on the compilations. For more information on this release, please view the Blog on our web site dated: June 16, 2007.
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| ITP receives 2005 Gold Artist Award |
| posted by: ITP |
posted: 06 Sep 2005 04:32 PM |
Ivory Tower Project receives 2005 Gold Artist Award from internet station: Radio Gets Wild
As a result, Mark Regula from Ivory Tower Project will participate on a cross-Atlantic live voice interview on internet radio station: Radio Gets Wild in England.
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